Is there any compatability issues with Netgear and Trend Micro. I think I have narrowed my problem to somwhere on the network shutting me from the AP. The wireless works fine, but it wont let me log into the AP to configure it. I shut down my personal trend firewall and it let me log in, but very slow. I don't know what else to do. I reset them and they work perfect for like 2 hours then they go back to not being able to even ping them. Could this also be a DNS problem?
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Netgear + Trend Client\Server Security
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Beowulf005
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Can you give us an idea of you complete setup.
IE Modem--Router --PC etc
When frustrated remember, in the computer world there is almost always a backdoor.
IE Modem--Router --PC etc
When frustrated remember, in the computer world there is almost always a backdoor.
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Beowulf005
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Which device is the DHCP?
Which device is the gateway?
Have you made sure the sonic and netgear don't have the came IP?
Is it you cannot get log into the sonic or netgear or both?
What order
Modem--Sonicwall--Router--PC's
or
Modem--Router--Sonicwall--PC's
When frustrated remember, in the computer world there is almost always a backdoor.
Which device is the gateway?
Have you made sure the sonic and netgear don't have the came IP?
Is it you cannot get log into the sonic or netgear or both?
What order
Modem--Sonicwall--Router--PC's
or
Modem--Router--Sonicwall--PC's
When frustrated remember, in the computer world there is almost always a backdoor.
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Beowulf005
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Things to try
Disconnect everything
Only connect
Modem--Sonicwall--Server(w/dhcp)
Browse internet
Run speed test
See how the connection holds
Can you ping each device
Add one netgear in AP mode only
Modem--Sonicwall--Netgear AP--Server
Browse internet
Run speed test
See how the connection holds
Can you ping each device
Add wired then wireless client pc
Modem--Sonicwall--Netgear AP--Server
\client pc
\wireless pc
Browse internet
Run speed test
See how the connection holds
Can you ping each device
Continue building out until the problem occurs
When frustrated remember, in the computer world there is almost always a backdoor.
Disconnect everything
Only connect
Modem--Sonicwall--Server(w/dhcp)
Browse internet
Run speed test
See how the connection holds
Can you ping each device
Add one netgear in AP mode only
Modem--Sonicwall--Netgear AP--Server
Browse internet
Run speed test
See how the connection holds
Can you ping each device
Add wired then wireless client pc
Modem--Sonicwall--Netgear AP--Server
\client pc
\wireless pc
Browse internet
Run speed test
See how the connection holds
Can you ping each device
Continue building out until the problem occurs
When frustrated remember, in the computer world there is almost always a backdoor.
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